吃zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhè 'ér yòu zú gòu de miàn bāo， měi rén kě chī liǎng kuài
    There is enough bread for everyone to have two slices apiece.
  • yòng yú biǎo shì bào qiàn huò qīng wēi de chī jīng
    Used to express apology or mild surprise.
  • tīng shuō wǒ bù huì kāi chā chē， xīn lǎo bǎn yòu xiē bù yuè。 tā rēng gěi wǒ yī bǎ bān shǒu ràng wǒ dǎ kāi yī gè shuǐ lóng tóu， què kàn jiàn wǒ shǐ zú liǎo chī nǎi de lì qì yuè níng yuè jǐn， tā jiǎn zhí yào qì fēng liǎo， " nǐ gǎo cuò fāng xiàng liǎo。 "
    While the new boss was mildly disgusted when I couldn ’ t drive the forklift, he was apoplectic when he tossed me a wrench to open a hydrant and saw me tightening it with all my strength. “ Wrong direction! ”
  • zhè shì zhì liáo zhòngfēng、 nǎo dòng mài yìng huà、 piān tān nǎo xuè shuān de zuì xīn yào wù、 bǎi fēn zhī jiǔ shí yǐ shàng de bìng rén chī liǎo tā dōukě yǐ kāng fù。
    This medicine is the latest remedy for curing and preventing apoplexy, paralysis, cerebral thrombosis and cerebral arterisclerosis, over 90 percent patients can recover by taking the medicine.
  • nín zhī dào， wǒ zǔ fù zhòngfēng hǎo jǐ nián lā， ér qiě chī guò shí jǐ zhǒng yào， kě jiàn xiào bù dà。 wǒ mendōu hěn dān xīn tā de bìng。
    You know, my grandpa has been suffering from apoplexy for several year, and he has taken more than 10. varieties of medicine, but he doesn't got well, We are all worrying about his illness.
  • nǐ zài shàng sù， nà jiǎn zhí jiù shì zì tǎo kǔ chī 。
    In appealing the case again, you will just be kicking against the pricks.
  • tā shuō tā chī guāng yī tóu dà xiàng cái néng chōng jī。
    He said he could eat an elephant to appease his hunger.
  • gèng yòu shí 'è dé shí zài bù néng rěn shòu liǎo， jiù xiǎng zài zì jǐ de gē bǎng shàng yǎo xià yī kuài ròu lái tūn xià qù， zhè shí wǒ cái xiāng xìn gǔ shí“ yì zǐ 'ér shí” hé xiàn zài yòu xiē dì fāng bǎ sǐ rén de ròu zhǔ lái dāng fàn chī de cǎn shì shì zhēn de。
    You may even feel like gulping down a piece of flesh bitten off your own arm so as to appease your unbearable hunger. That made me believe as true the tragic story of ancients driven by hunger "to eat the flesh of each other's son" and victims of some calamity-stricken areas cooking corpses as food.
  • yīn cǐ huàn shén jīng shuāi ruò zhèng de rén gèng duō， chī ā sī pǐ líng yào bǐng de rén gèng duō， huàn guì zú bìng de rén gèng duō， huàn jié cháng yán、 máng cháng yán hé xiāo huà bù liáng zhèng de rén gèng duō， huàn nǎo bù ruǎn huà hé gān zàng biàn yìng de rén gèng duō， huàn shí 'èr zhǐ cháng làn kuì zhèng hé cháng bù sī liè zhèng de rén gèng duō， wèi bù gōng zuò guò dù hé shèn zàng fù dān guò zhòng de rén gèng duō， huàn pángguāng fā yán hé pí zàng sǔn huài zhèng de rén gèng duō， huàn xīn zàng zhàng dà hé shén jīng cuò luàn de rén gèng duō， huàn xiōng bù píng tǎn hé xuè yā guò gāo de rén gèng duō， huàn táng niào bìng、 shèn zàng yán、 jiǎo qì zhèng、 fēng shī bì、 shī mián zhèng、 dòng mài yìng huà zhèng、 zhì jí、 lòu guǎn、 màn xìng lì jí、 màn xìng dà biàn mì jié、 wèi kǒu bù jiā hé shēng zhī yàn juàn de rén gèng duō。
    Consequently more neurasthenia, more aspirin, more expensive illnesses, more colitis, appendicitis and dyspepsia, more softened brains and hardened livers, more ulcerated duodenums and lacerated intestines, overworked stomachs and overtaxed kidneys, inflamed bladders and outraged spleens, dilated hearts and shattered nerves, more flat chests and high blood pressure, more diabetes. Bright's disease, beri-beri, rheumatism, insomnia, arterio-sclerosis, piles, fistulas, chronic dysentry, chronic constipation, loss of appetite and weariness of life.
  • yuè chī yuè chán。
    Appetite come with eating.
  • wǒ chī dōng xī bù xiāng [ méi wèi kǒu ]。
    I've lost my appetite.
  • chī dōng xī hé nǐ wèi kǒu má？
    Do you have any appetite?
  • tā men wèi kǒu hěn hǎo dì chī liǎo qǐ lái。
    They fell to with good appetite.
  • hái zǐ men jīn jīn yòu wèi dì chī qǐ lái。
    The children fell to with good appetite.
  • fàn qián nín xiǎng chī diǎn 'ér kāi wèi de dōng xī má？
    Would you like some appetizer before lunch?
  • nín shì bù shì xiān chī diǎn kāi wèi de dōng xī？
    Would you like some appetizer while you are waiting?
  • rú guǒ nǐ de xìng yǐ zì mǔ a ～ d dǎ tóu， qǐng zì dài kāi wèi xiǎo chī 。
    If your last name starts with A～ D, please bring an appetizer.
  • kāi wèi cài kāi wèi xiǎo chī ， tōng cháng hán gài gè zhǒng cái liào， rú xūn ròu， nǎi lào， yú hé shū cài
    An appetizer usually consisting of an assortment of ingredients, such as smoked meats, cheese, fish, and vegetables.
  • tā měi tiān chī yī gè píng guǒ。
    He eats an apple a day.
  • tā 'ài chī píng guǒ， bù dà 'ài chī xiāng jiāo。
    He likes apple better than bananas.
  • wǒ xiǎng chī yī zhǐ píng guǒ。
    I want to eat a apple.
  • dòng wù de kǒu tào， kǒu luò tào zài dòng wù de bí kǒu bù yǐ fáng zhǐ qí yǎo hé chī de yī zhǒng pí zhì huò zhě jīn shǔ sī zhì chéng de xiàn zhì zhuāng zhì
    A leather or wire restraining appliance that, when fitted over an animal's snout, prevents biting and eating.
  • yī gè měi guó rén píng jūn yī nián yuē chī 46 kuài xiàn bǐng。
    The advantage American consumes approximately 46 slices of pizza a year.
  • zhōng chǎng xiū xī shí， fù qīn zǒng yào kuài huó dì liáo tán yī fān， rán hòu dà chī tè chī 。
    My father tried to make pleasant chitchat arid eat as much as he could during halftime.
  • nán guài wǒ men zài kā fēi、 chá lǐ fàng táng， zài shàng wǔ 10 diǎn zuǒ yòu chī qiǎo kè lì。
    It's no wonder then that we put sugar into coffee arid tea and reath for chocolate mid-morning.
  • chī fàn de shí hòu dào liǎo。
    Dinner-time arrived.
  • qǐng suí biàn chī。
    Get as much as you like.
  • wǒ chīde hé nǐ yī yàng duō。
    I eat as much as you.
  • xún wèn jiù cān zhě xiǎng chī shénme？
    Asking What the Diner Would
  • shǐ mí huò huò shǐ chī jīng
    To bewilder or astonish.
  • shǐ fēi cháng chī jīng； shǐ zhèn jīng
    To surprise tremendously; astonish.
  • tā shì xiǎng yǐ tā de wài mào ràng wǒ zháomí， shǐ wǒ chī jīng。
    He purposed to both charm and astonish me by his appearance.